For questions 1–8, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Tap a gap to type your answer.
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Narrative Resilience
For those working in the field, the phrase 'narrative resilience' has (0) BECOME a familiar one over the past decade or so. The term belongs to a movement that aims to restore (1) are seen as the more hopeful aspects of human experience - resilience, meaning, gratitude and a sense of purpose - (2) their rightful place in the study of the mind. The movement is, in part, a response to what its supporters regard as an excessive focus on trauma and dysfunction, (3) the expense of human flourishing.
(4) the term itself was coined by the psychologist Ingrid Halvorsen as (5) back as the early 1980s is not in doubt; the real puzzle is why it took so long to attract serious attention. Its popularity only really took (6) once Daniel Mercer placed it at the heart of an influential international conference. (7) then, the movement has steadily (8) ground across Europe and North America, with popular writers doing a great deal to spread its appeal among the general public.